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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
2
The fragment hints at a business and financial column or section item. No clear entities or events are readable to confirm specifics such as persons organizations places dates or figures. The readable text emphasizes a titled segment likely reviewing markets or corporate news.
Unclear OCR fragment shows partial stock market notes with garbled names and phrases. Unable to extract coherent entities or facts from the readable text.
NASD inter-dealer quotations around 10:30 a.m. today show representative prices. Markets vary through the day and retail marks, commissions, and dividend/ex-dividend dates are not included. The text lists terms like ex-dividend, ex-rights, warrants, and next day delivery with scattered company references such as Amer Fidelity Life.
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures began trading without any transactions recorded as the market opened.
In Statesville North Carolina an undetermined number of workers walked out at the Statesville Plywood and Veneer Co plant. About 50 people gathered at three gates as talks with management failed to reach a contract agreement. Reed Stewart a spokesman for Local 3139 said operations continued.
An American paratrooper was killed and seven peace force soldiers wounded in nine hours of fighting with Dominican rebels. The toll rose to 24 as the combat continued through the night in the rebel area near Santo Domingo. A Brazilian officer was wounded and removed from critical condition.
Washington officials say the Johnson administration views the next months of combat as decisive for Vietnam peace rather than diplomacy alone. A London Commonwealth conference may offer a new opening for negotiations, which the administration would welcome if it arises.
Goldwater told a Young Republican convention that the U S should quit ground troops in Vietnam and rely on air and sea power. He urged ending a non bomb promise for Hanoi and proposed a naval blockade of Cuba by the United States and allied nations.
Governor Moore reiterated his stance on the speaker ban law and declined further comment until a state commission completes its review. He defended a separate bill allowing local school units to accept federal aid, stressing it bring dollars or withhold $52 million in federal funding, and noted federal funds come with strings attached.
The Senate approved a health warning bill 72 to 5, sending it to the House. It bars tobacco advertising claims about health and sets penalties, with reports on smoking and health to be produced by the FTC and DH&EW, while noting strong support and opposition from various senators.
The House Appropriations Committee backed 3,228,000 for planning construction and surveys under Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau. Details include 2,422,000 for construction 515,000 for planning 291,000 for surveys with specific grants to Hatteras Inlet Manteo Shallowbag Bay Oregon Inlet North East Cape Fear River Pamlico River Tar River Yadkin Pee Dee basins NC and SC. Funds would apply to the year starting July 1 under a public works bill sent to the House.
Milwaukee county parks and music director John Anello says rock n roll with a steady tempo and certain dissonances may affect drivers. He notes music can irritate traffic and prompt drivers to speed up to keep pace with the beat.
Nancy Sinatra files divorce suit in Santa Monica seeking end to marriage with singer Tommy Sands. The case involves the 2 year marriage and immediate separations amid a high profile entertainment figure.
The list outlines fiscal and policy items for the next biennium including a $300 million road bond, uniform commercial code updates, and a two-year medical school plan at East Carolina College. It notes reforms to state boards, highway patrol expansion, public school improvements, and capital improvements totaling $149 million.
A Legion official denounced college protests as ignoring communist wrongs dating back two decades. The report notes enhanced efforts to halt further activity and a memorial service during a Wednesday program labeled a salute to veterans with a downtown gathering and Friday marches.
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